UAE carriers have experienced two separate ground-vehicle collisions within a span of just a few days, reviving concerns about airside safety and the oversight of third-party ground-handling operations at international airports. On 28 November 2025, an Emirates Airbus A380-842 was
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India’s largest airline continues to spiral through its worst operational crisis in years, with nationwide disruptions intensifying on Thursday. Delhi Airport — the country’s busiest aviation hub — said that all IndiGo domestic departures scheduled for 5 December have been
For an airline that built its reputation on ruthless efficiency and industry-leading punctuality, the crisis that engulfed IndiGo in the last few days felt almost unthinkable. Hundreds of cancellations, nationwide delays, and overflowing airport terminals shocked passengers and regulators alike.
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Malaysia has confirmed that the deep-sea search for Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 will resume on December 30, 2025, marking the most significant development in the case in more than six years. The aircraft disappeared on March 8, 2014, en route
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Airbus is racing to contain a widening industrial quality issue affecting fuselage panels on its A320-family aircraft. The problem has already forced the planemaker to lower its 2025 delivery target from around 820 aircraft to roughly 790, marking the most
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The 2025 Dubai Airshow promised spectacle, but what unfolded was a far more strategic contest: a head-to-head battle between Boeing and Airbus that revealed sharply contrasting philosophies about the future of global aviation. While aircraft displays and order announcements captured
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New Delhi — An Air India Airbus A320 reportedly operated eight commercial flights on November 24–25 despite its Certificate of Airworthiness (CofA) having expired, according to a report in The Economic Times. The aircraft was grounded after an engineer flagged
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